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Continued.

In Judge Hutton's Court the case of
Susan Reilley ys. Bridget Wilson ct al.
in which plaintiff demands Judgment
in the sum of s17, sos. Is for financial
damage sustsined by the foreclosuss
of certain mortgage held by the
Farmers and Merchants Bank, on
piece OF land which plaintiff alleges
was sold to her by the defendant
without any knowledge Of the exist
enee OF the mortgage, was continued
until November 1lth, at 2 p. M.
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SAVED FROM THE SEA.
Rescue of Twenty Persons by q
Norwegian Bark.


Norwegian Bark.
New York, October 2l.-An Ant
werp special to the Telegram says ::
The Norwegian bark Bravo has just
arrived from Charleston. She reports
that on September goth, in latitude
3S degrees north, longitude AZ, degrees
west, she picked up Captain Cunha,
hi wife, two sailors and sixteen pas
Sc gers, of the American schooner
Ca. RE w. Clark. The Clark was
bound from Nayal to Boston. She had
encountered hurricane on Septem-
Der 18th, and after terrific laboring,
c.used by tremendous seas and high
winds, the mainmast went overheard.
STOOD by THE SHIP.
The remarkable part of the story
brought by the Bravo is that while
the Captain thought it best to desert
the schooner, the crew and passengers
to the number of SO, remained aboard,
refusing to leave her, depending on
what was left of the mainmast to rig
a sail, and bring the vessel safely into
port.
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FOREIGN FIELDS.
Discovery of Scriptural
Relics in Jerusalem.
DIAz's REELECTION CERTAIN.
Result of the Inquiry into the
"City of Montreal" Fire
Afghanistan Affairs.

Associated Press Disp atches to the HERALD,
ST. PETERSBURG, October 21.-Ths
excavations in Jerusalem, on ground
belonging to the Russian Government.
have resulted in discovering the re-
mains of the ancient town wall and
portion Of the gates of the town
through which the Savior passed 70
Golgotha. The Grand Duke Sergius.
President Of the Palestine Society, in
vites subscriptions to fund for the
purpose of preserving these relics.
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contract Labor.

New YoRK, October 2l.-Suit was
begun in the United States Court to-
Law in behalf of the United States
against the trustees OF Trinity Church
for importing under a contract to
preach, Rev. f. Walpole Warren, an
English clergyman. The offense
charged is violation OF the contract
labor law, and the penalty for the
offense is $1,000 fine.
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OF THE WORLD.
Detroit Gains First Place In the
Baseball Arena.

WASHINGTON, October 81. - The
tenth ball game OF the series for the
worlds championship, between St.
Louis and Detroit, was played here
this morning and resulted in very
easy victory for the association club.
The st. Louis team outplayed the
Wolve ines at all points, although
they )mmitted more errors than their
oppon snts in the fourth inning. Rob-
nson, while running to second, col
ided with Dunlap and injured the
,tter's ley SO severely that he had to
.t tire from the game. Richardson
teok his place and Twitchell took left
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a BABY Rum over.

Yesterday afternoon BABY was run
over on Also avenue, at Boyle
Heights. 1t was playing in e street
when a covered express wagon came
along and the child in some manner
ran under the horses' feet and was
run over. 1t was carried into drug
store near by and its injuries wero
attended to until it was claimed hy it's
mother,
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SMITH REWARDED.
Wells, Fargo Forwards Him a
Check for $1,000.

SAN Francisco, October PIE. A.
Cooper, General Superintendent OF
Wells, Fargo & Company, to-day sent
a letter to Messenger j. E. Smith, at
Houston, Texas, complimenting him
for his prompt and effective action at
the time Of the attempted train rob-
berry near El Paso on the evening OF
the 14th instant, and enclosing COM
pany's check for $1,000.
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THE DEFENSE
AN ILL-FATED FAMILY.
Five of its Members Me- In Har-
mpss--The Other ImprisOncd.

HOLBROoK, A. T., October IL
John Blevins, who has been incar-
cerated in the county Jail for the past
six weeks, charged with shooting at
Sheriff Owens at the time of the
Cooper -Blevins- Roberts assassination
in this town, was released to-day on
$1,000 bonds, Adams q Rurbage, the
wealthiest firm in the county, becOm-
ing bondsmen. He is the only re-
naming member OF his family.
His father and one brother were
killed by the Tewksbury's in the
ronto basin war. one brother by >her-
if Mulvenon, of Yavapai, and two
brothers by Sheriff Owens OF this city.
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sailed Rou nd the Horn.

SAN Francisco, October 21,-The
ship Invincible arrived from New
York to-day. She was 1872 days out,
and considerable uneasiness has been
caused by the long voyage. Captain
Strickland reports the worst weather
he has ever experienced around the
Horn.
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Diax,s Prospects.

CRY OF MEXICO, October 2l 1T is
reported that political combinations
have been effected to render the re-
election of President Diaz almost .
certainty, and that his cabiret will re-
main substantially unchanged.
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Afghanistan a dyices.

LONDON, October 21.--In accord
ance with advices received from Merry,
Ayoub Kahn has assumed directions
over the insurgents in Afghanistan,
and it is also reported that Friozkohis,
the noted chieftan, mas joined the hl-
surgents. Deserters from Pendjeh
report that Ayoub Kahn is preparing
to revolt in Herat and Afghan Turk
estan
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Cable Companies Dispute.

NEW York, October 21.--The West
ern Union Telegraph Company COM
menced suit to-day in the United
States Court against the French Gable
Company to enjoin them from inter-
fering with the formers wire which
runs from New York to Cape Cod.
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undeiixsrea nas.aaue..

Undelivered telegrams at the West
ern Union Telegraph Office, October
81, 1887, 6P.M. for II. Hinze, Chas.
BATE, Mrs. X. V. Jansen, Mrs. August
Berggren, f. r. Clarke, Weeks q
Newt ton, J f. Cupid, Arthur J. Fur
bch, Hoyles Bros. & Co., Miss Ida
Youngworth, Mrs. Theresa Bry Hen-
reicht, Thomas T. Mitchell, A, Z.
Tubhs, Mackay 4 Gray, pr. y. >.
Sketchley, Blsckmau 4 Clifford, Ar
thur s. Atkins.
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Dresbach,s Bond 81 nan.

SAN Francisco, October 2l.-Judge
Wallace to-day refused the petition OF
Starr q Co., creditors of VIM. Dres-
bach an insolvent speculator, to raise
the bond of Ckas. B. Stone, Dres-
bachs assignee from 100000 to
$500 900. No reason was given IN
the petition why the advance should
be made, and Starr & Co. were al
lowed ten days to file new petition.
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RailrOa wreck.

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, October 21.-
A collision on the Nashville, Chatta-
nooga and st. Louis railway between
two freight trains this morning result
ed in the instant death OF A. Wallace
and an unknown man, besides inlur-
ing three other persons.
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PACIFIC COAST.
Developments in the Nc
Donald Sh oting Case.
DAMAGING FOREST FIRES.
Further Testimony in the Morrow
Trial-The Official Qualifi-
cation Question.
Associated Press Dispatches to the HRKALp

Associated Press Dispatches to the HKRALp.
SAN FRANCISCO, October 21.-Mrs
Clara Belle Mcdonald, who fred three
shots at her father-in-law, r. H.
Mcdonald, last night, appeared before
Police Judge Hornblower this morn
ing to answer to the charge of assault
with deadly weapons. On consent OF
counsel the case was continued until
Thursday. Bail was reduced to $4,000,
but Mrs. Mcdonald is still confined in
the city prison, as she has not been
able to furnish the amount.
RELEASED ON BAIL.
This afternoon Mrs. Mcdonald de-
posted $2500 for her appearance for
examination on next Thursday and
was released frorl custody,
THE DOCTOR AT BUSINESS.
DR.. r. III. Mcdonald was at the Pa
ciic Bank to-day and transacted the
usual amount of business. Powder
marks are plainly visible on his left
check.
THEORIES AS TO THE CASE.
After being released from custody
Mrs. Mcdonald repaired to her house
and spent quiet afternoon, refusing
on advice of counsel to make any state
ment regarding the shooting. Several
theories are assigned for the deed. One
is that she deemed herself wronged and
simply desired revenge. Another is
that as she was in need of money size
Thought that as the wife of DR.. Nc
Donald's son she would come into the
possession OF large amount of money,
DR.. McDonald's wealth being esti-
mated to be $3,O00,OOO. A third
theory is that she thought that if Dr.
McDonald's life was taken she would
be enabled to regain the affections Of
her husband.
PREVIOUS PROCEEDINGS.
1t is now learned that her name is
connected with irregular tran actions
in the late sale to Governor Sanford
of twenty-five shares of Central Pacific
stock, which were hell by DR.. Nc
Donald and which during his absence
in the Fast were secured in some man
ner and sold for 10000.
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The Reports Untrue.

CRY OF Mexico, October 21.-Re-
ports that Mexican ports have been
closed to the United States on account
of the presence of cholera in New
York are utterly lacking in founda-
tiOn
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Regents Reappointed.

SACRAMENTO, October 2l.-The Gov
ernor has reappointed the University
Regents who failed to qualify in legal
time so as to prevent any possibility
of their acts transferring lands being
called in question.
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Telegraph wires Down.

The following report was received
at the HERALD Office last night from
the Western Union Company's Offices:
7:30 p. MA fire between San
Fernando and Newhall has burned
thee Western Union poles and caused
us to lose all San Francisco wires at
4P.M
This accounts for the shortness of
the telegraph report in this mornings
issue ED. HERALD.
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A MOUNTAIN EXCURSION.

OLD Fort. N. c., October PA
stop at Asherville was scheduled for
only fifteen minutes, but lasted an
hour. The municipal authorities and
"a host OF citizens welcomed the party
at the train and escorted them through
the town in carriages. A score OF
ladies and gentlemen on horseback
led the way up and down the steep
mountain roads at a gallop. A feature
of the reception was line formed by
1000 mounted mountaineers and
country people from Asherville.
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BUFFAI.O,S BANK.
MOvius, Case TO he Called at an
Early Day.

WASHINGTON, October 2l.-Attor-
ney- General Garland has informed
the Comptroller OF the Currency that
he will on Monday make molten
in the United States Supreme Court
to have the case of f. H. Movius, as
aistant receiver of the First National
Bank of Buffalo, against Eldredge
Spaulding. ct al, advanced on the
iocket and set down for argument at
IN early day. The case involves the
responsibility of directors of National
Banks for negligence, and Treasury
officials regard it as exceedingly i'm
portant that the question be speedily
Iecjded
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SPEEDY SrEEDS.
Results of Yesterdays Races-To-
days Entries.

BALTIMORE, October 2l.-First race,
three-fourths of mile-Mamie Hunt
first, Nita second, Bess third. Time,
1:l9%.
Second race, one and one-eighth
miles-Lelex first, Volante second,
Swift third. Time, 2:0314.
Third race, two miles-Hanover first,
Glenmound second. Time, 3 :51M
Fourth race, three-fourths OF a mile
Omaha first, Salvini second, Los An
geles third. Time, l 10.
Fifth race, one mile-Phil Lee first,
King B. second, B. Beaver third. Time
ASH.
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Fruit.Growcrs' COnvcntion.

SAN FRANCISCO, October 21.-The
State Board OF Horticulture has given
notice that the eighth State Conven-
ton OF Fruit-Growers will be held at
Santa Rosa, from November Sth to
November 11th.
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HENDERSON WAS WOUNDED

in the left hand, besides receiving a
bullet in le abdomen, which is be-
lieved will prove fatal. There were
two other passengers inside the stage
who were not hurt. Officers are now
on the trail OF the highwayman, and a
physician has gone to wait upon Hen
derson. The wounded man is one Of
Modoc Colnty's old and respected
citizens.
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STATE SUBJECTS.
Waterman Speaks About the I'm.
qualified officials.

qualified officials.
SAN Francisco, October 2l.-Gov-
ernor Waterman stated to an ALa rep
resentative to-day that he had never
thought of denying the validity Of
Governor Stoneman's incumbency of
Office nor the legality of the appoint
ments made and acts done by him.
OPPORTUNITIES TO BE GIVEN.
In the cases of the officers whose
qualification does not appear on file
with the Secretary OF State. the Gov
ernor desires that all doubt of the le-
galty of their exercise of official func-
tions shall be removed by giving them
a chance to complete their quail ifica-
tions as required.
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ILLEGAL VOTING.
A Deputy License Collector in
serious Trouble.

serious Trouble.
SAN Francisco, October 21.-The
Grand Jury to-day returned two in
dictments against Stephen F. Neill, a
deputy in the License Collectors
office, who on the day OF election for
the defeated charter voted twice,
which offense was IN infringement Of
the election laws of the State. The
second indictment was for perjury
connected also with the same election,
when Neil swore that his name was
Bernard McHugh. Bail on both in
dictments WAS fixed at 1000.
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waterman.s Programme.

SAN Francisco, October 2l.-Gov-
ernor Waterman will leave here on
Monday for Los Angeles, and from
there 80 to San Bernardino and his
mines near San Diego. He will
return to Sacramento on November
OtI
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AT LEXINGTON

LEXINGTON, October 81. - First
race, one mile and seventy yards
Catulpa, first; Procrastination, Sec
ond; Calcutta, third time, go.
Second race, one mile-Valuable,
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banquet TO Governor Waterman.

The banquet committee for the re-
ception of Governor Waterman held q
meeting at j. Downey Harvey's office
yesterday and decided upon the de-
tails of the banquet, which will take
place at the Nadeau House at 8
O'Clock, after the public reception.
The banquet will he an elegant affair,
and tickets can be had OF any member
of the committee, as given below: I.
E. Rowan, Chairman, Walter s.
Moore, j. Downey Harvey, r. F. Del
Valle, John Roster, II. 7. Payne, J.
w. Mckinley.
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THE PRESIDENTS PARTY
Rapidly Heading Back fol
WaShin0tOn.

AsHEvILLE, n. G., October 21.-The
Presidential party reached here at 10
o'clock this morning. They were
welcomed by the entire population
and escorted through the streets OF
the city in carriages. They remained
half an hour.
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THE getty OF MONTREAL.n
Official Report Regarding the
Disaster.

LONDON, October 21.-The Board of
Trade has concluded its inquiry into
the loss of the Inman Line steamer
City of Montreal, burned at sea
August 18th while on voyage from
New York to Liverpool. The Board
decides that neither the owners nor
the Officers of the ship were blame
able for the disaster and that the cot
ton in the steamers cargo, in which
the fire was first discovered, was not
properly packed.
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A DARING HIGHWAYMAN.
He Attempts to Hold up the Red
ding stage.

REDDIsa, CAL, October 21.-This
evening about $50, a high
wayman attempted to stop the Red
ding and Alturas stage about five miles
from here. Palmer was the driver.
just as the stage was descending a
grade down on Churn Creek the high
wayman appeared and cried Hall" "
The team dashed down the grade and
the robber fired at the driver and
George Henderson, who was sitting on
the box.
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PREVIOUS PROCEEDINGS.
FIRE AND SMOKE.
Disastrous COnGlagratiOns uI
NOrth-Heavy Losses.

NOrth-Heavy Losses.
SANTA Rosa, October 21.--To-day
the valley is enveloped in smoke and
it is impossible to see the foothills.
The fire at Forestville is still in prog
ress with an army of men fighting to
save their homes.
Rain is longed for as the only means
of extinguishing the fires. St. Helena
mountain resembles an active volcano.
The Foss grade has been blocked and
communication from Kellogg to Mid
dletown is cut off. A number OF houses
on Foss grade have been burned.
FIGHTING THE FLAMES.
SANTA Cruz, October 21.-The for
est fire at Glenwood, fourteen miles
north of this city, continues with I'M
abated fury. and about fifty men have
been fighting the flames since Sunday.
Many of them were compelled by ex-
haustion TO quit. A barn stored with
hay, on Waterman's pl zee, burned on
Thursday. Much fencing, p. Dor
wards barn and two bridges were
burned to-day. Stanfeld's sawmills
are threatened, and many miles of
timber lands have been swept by the
flames. The fire has been checked in
its northward progress, but is still
working this way. A pile of railroad
ties standing on the south side of this
place was discovered burning tonight
when the train for Santa Cruz passed,
and the fire had communicated to the
track. A force of section hands from
Aptos has gone to extingulsh the
flames.
SAN LUIS REPORT.
SAN LUIS OBIsPo, October 21.-
Forest and brush fires are raging in
the mountains north and west Of the
city. The location of one fire is near
what is known as the Irish Settlement
on the Columbia road, and another ut
the great Corral de Piedra rancho.
The fire has been destroying timber
near Pecho Springs for the past two
days, but is partially under control.
Many holdings were endangered by
the spread Of the flames.
FROM HEALDsBURG.
HEALDsBURG, October 21.-Fires in
in the Geyser mountains have burned
the Little Geyser Hotel, Blue Lick
Springs building, Ocean View Ranch
and u number OF smaller places. The
fires are turning down the cafion to
the Geyser here, which rumor says is
burned. The loss of property in the
vicinity since the fire started is
1926, 900. The smoke is dense and op
pressive in this place.
LUMBER BURNED.
WArsoNvILLE, October 21.-Rider's
mill, owned by D. A. Rider and son,
was burned this morning with l55 900
feet of lumber. Loss, 10000. Nc
insurance.
LOSSES AT BAY DISTRICT.
SAN Francisco, October 21.-lt is
now thought that the fire at the Bay
District stables last night was either
the work of an incendiary or was
caused by the cigarette smoking o.
some stable boy. The property be-
longed to Leland Stanford. and ms
loss is several thousand dollars. The
lost racers were: Director, Il youn!
colt valued at 800; the Goodwin stall
ion, worth $4,000, and gray mare
name unknown.
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PUGILISTIC ARIZONANS.
They Create some Excitement In
aSan Diego Hotel.

San DIEGO. October 2l.-A fight oc-
Cured in the Brooklyn Hotel dining
room yesterday. Colonel &. F. Rob
inson and wife, of Tucson, who were
stopping at the hotel, could get no
one to wait on them. The Colonel
reprimanded the steward, Sydney
Perry, by hitting him on the nose.
The walters came to the rescue OF
Perry and one Of them was struck by
Mrs. Robinson with pitcher. The
colonel was badly punished and in ad-
dition was fined SIS for battery.
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An Alaskan Venture.

SAN Francisco, October 21.-The
Alaska Improvement Company has
incorporated to carry on the business
of fishing and mining in that Terri
tory. Capital stock, $200, 900.
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Hanged.

TALLULAH, La, October 21.-An-
drew Fleming, colored, was hanged
here to-day for the murder OF Kemp
BenyOn.
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Samuel Bigelow, director Of the
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field. Attendance between 5000 and
1000. Score: st. Louis IL, Detroit 4.
THE AME

BALTIMORE, October 21.-The ST..
Louis Browns were to-day compelled
to relinquish their proud claim to the
championship of the world, as they
we're defeated by Detroit for the eighth
time in eleven games. The Browns
played like amateurs, while the league
champions took advantage of every
poirt, and batted and ran bases to
perfection. The weather was clear
but quite cold, and only about 1000
people were in attendance. Score: st.
Louis, 3; Detroit, 13.
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THE GIRARD FAMILY.
One of it's SciOns Enters n Claim
for &75O,OOO.

PrrTsBuRG, October 21.-A Newcas-
tie, Pennsylvania, special says: Mrs.
Jules Arnoux, of this city, is daugh-.
ter of Dean Girard, the younger brother
Of Stephen Girard, She has, she says,
credentials to prove her relationship.
She claims that S750,000 is due her
md five other heirs from the Girard
College in Philadelphia, and is now
making arrangements to bring action
to recover
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clerical Congress.

LOUISVILLE, KY, October -Atthe
final session of the Protestant Episco-
nal Church Congress this morning the
subject "Prayer Meetings" was dis
cussed.
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Arrival of the Nicaragua.

SAN Francisco. October 2l.-The
steamer Nicaragua, OF the new Del
Campo line, arrived here from the
south to-dLy.
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MORROW,S TRIAL.
Examination OF Witnesses-N0r-
they Indicted.

SAN FRANCISCO, October 21.-Frank
Northey was recalled in the Morrow
trial this morning, but repeated his
refusal Of yesterday to answer any
questions. Members OF the Grand
Jury we're present, but not examined.
Col. Flournoy, Prosecuting Attorney,
cave them transcripts of testimony OF
the two Northeys' and advised the
iury to oexamine them with reference to
finding indictments against them.
WITNESSES EXAMINED.
Samuel Bigelow, director OF the
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Thanksylying Day.

SACRAMENTO, October 2l.-Governor
Waterm IN has issued proclamation
,ppointi ,g Thursday, November 24th,
81 . day of Thanksgiving.
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Rorticv Campbell Recovering.

New York, October 2l.-Bartley
Campbell's friends in this city have
received word that the dramatist is
rapidlv recovering his reason and that
ba will be able to eat his Christmas
Iinner outside OF the asylum
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Ramirez to Hang.

SAN JOSE, October 21.-Ramirez,
murderer of Acero, was this morning
sentenced by Judge Belden, of the Su-
perior Court. to be hanged December
OIL
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Special Service.

The following are the entries and
tests at Baltimore and Lexingington
BALTIMORE.
First race, three-quarters of mile
King Crab, ll2; Vance, l0S; Sight
Illusion, 105.
Second race, one and three sixteenth
miles-Favor, ia; Royal Arch, l03 !;
Lelogas, 106; Diadem, l04; Argo,
l02; Vosburg. 95; Grissette. 100.
Third race, two and one-half miles
-Elkwood, 118; Barnum, 1lS; Vo-
lante, 100; Damboyne, l04.
Fourth race, one mile-Favor, 11S /;
Stockton, 109; AL Reed, 1O9; Hawley,
lis; B. Bearer, 80; Valiant, 81.
Fifth race, steeple chase-Jim Nc
Gowan, 1856; Will Davis, $50: War
rington. las; Killarney, 140; Justin
Mack, 132.
LEXINGTON.
First race, selling five-eighths Of a
mile-Balance, 81; Leantha, 9S;
Orange Girl, 81; Marchina, 9s; Hec-
tor, Ill; Filter, 1Ol; Little Sis, 9s.
Second race, one and three.fourths
miles-Banburg, 122; Tnsolence, 1923;
Bracaban, l18; Libretto, 1913.
Third race, Thomas stakes, one
mile-Badge, III; Autocrat, 1l3;
Ocean, ITO; Blandina, no; Cast Steel,
l07; Hypocrite, ITO.
Fourth race, one and one-eighth
miles-Panama, l05; Myrtle, 80; Os-
ceola, 80; Nick Finer, 9S; Ferona,
100; Woodcraft, l05.
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first; Wary, second; Poteen. third !;

first; Wary, second; Poteen. third !;
time, l AK.
Third race ,one and one-eighth miles
Sour Mash. first; Miss Roxey, Sec
ond Poteen, third; time, :5SX.
Fourth race, one mile - Longa-
light, first: O'Fellus, second Unique.
third; time, l as. .-8a
MEMPHIS MEETING ENDED.
MEMPHIS, October 2l.-The fall
meeting of the Memphis Jockey Club
is ended. A meeting of the owners ol
horses who had entries to-day, re-
quested the club as a token of respect
to the memory of President Mont
gomery, to declare all stakes as we'll
as purse races off.